Homeowners associations (HOAs) across the nation are reportedly taking a tougher stance on unpaid dues, pursuing foreclosure against more homeowners as communities grapple with mounting financial pressures.Real estate experts say the aggressive collection efforts are being driven by rising operating costs, shrinking reserve funds and concerns that unpaid assessments could leave associations unable to cover essential expenses. According to real estate analytics firm ATTOM, HOA-related foreclosures jumped nearly 40% compared with two years earlier, The Wall Street Journal reported. The report al...
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